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Any loup de lune with lilac to dark purple eyes are considered blessed, and are treated with respect.<\/p>\r\nOnce upon a time, a greed loup de lune wanted more power than he had. He demanded more power from Luna, and when his prayers weren’t answered, he reneged her. He instead went after vampires, and asked to be turned, expecting it to add to his power. His name was Eshale, the traitor. Luna, angry about his betrayal, cursed him. He no longer would have the freedom of wolves, being trapped between human and wolf. And every full moon, while his fellow wolves would celebrate Luna, Eshale would lose control of his transformation, turning in a mindless killing machine. Anyone who would try to ease Eshale’s pain was also cursed by Luna. Every time a loup de lune goes against Luna’s wish, it’s said they are cursed as well.<\/p>","history":"Since the existence of loups de lune, they tend to aggregate together, forming packs. Packs are like a big family of loups de lune, like normal wolves packs. Once you’re born to a pack, you’re expected to stay in it until marriage. Once two or more wolves get married together, they may choose to stay in one of the wolves’ pack or create a new one. Lonely wolves are looked down on society, and bring many questions about why the wolf left their family. Packs may include humans and other supernatural beings. Vampires are still a point of discussion, with much disinformation being spread over it. Some say packs with vampires are more prone to having cursed loups, but there’s no proof of such information. Some packs with vampires aren’t recognized, it varies with the region they are in.<\/p>\r\nAs much as packs are considered family, they aren’t always blood-related. The packs are usually ruled by a central couple (sometimes more than a couple, but usually all of them are in some sort of romantic relationship, rarely by one wolf), who treat the whole pack as their own children. Historically, it was common to expulse from a pack any cursed loup. Nowadays it’s more frowned upon to abandon one of your kind. Some more traditional loups will expulse their cursed, but neighbor packs will tend to adopt them in.<\/p>\r\nHardly there’s a change of alphas in a pack. Elderly loups will abdicate their position in favor of their children - blood-related or not. However, it’s a delicate moment for a pack, with many packs breaking in minor ones over a discussion of which children should lead. Blessed loups are better accepted as alphas.<\/p>\r\nThere’s a register of packs in most countries. Small packs (up to 10 loups) don’t need to register, but may face problems with claims of territory by registered packs. When there are issues over who has claim to territories, the alphas of each registered pack of the country or state (it depends on how the register is controlled in each country) get together and decide it. More traditional loups may prefer fighting for the territory, but there’s a need to have both packs to accept such dispute. If one of the packs don’t accept, the ruling of alphas is absolute.<\/p>\r\nMost loups prefer to live in cities surrounded by trees, where they can run as wolves. Yet, it’s not unheard of packs living in cities with no natural green areas. More traditional loups prefer to live outside of cities, with barely to no contact with usual humans.<\/p>","biology":"<h4 class=\"mb-1\">Unique Abilities <\/h4>\r\n<ul class=\"pl-4\">\r\n<li>Shapeshifting<\/li>\r\n<li>Telepathic communication<\/li>\r\n<li>Longer lifespan<\/li>\r\n<li>Unusual strength<\/li>\r\n<li>Accelerated regeneration<\/li>\r\n<\/ul>\r\nDespiste the myths, the only way to become a loup de lune is by being born as one. Both males and females are capable of being loups de lune, and both seem to be equally affected by it. It’s not known which genes are involved in being a loup de lune, but it’s clearly a hereditary trait, not influenced by sex. The genes are probably recessive, as it can skip many generations.<\/p>\r\nSomeone may discover be a loup de lune at any age. It’s more common to happen between adolescence and young adulthood. Loups raised by other loups seem to transform early, some as young as 5 years old. It’s possible that being around transforming loups is a trigger for transformation. Many transform for the first time when they first met other loups. The older transformation case known is of a 53 years old woman.<\/p>\r\nBlessed loups seem to have an hereditary component as well. It’s common to have many members of the same family be blessed. The same is not true for cursed loups. It doesn’t seem to have a hereditary pattern. Some think there’s an ambiental trigger for that, as it’s common to have more than one cursed loup on the same pack, even if they aren’t blood related. Families with a historic of blessed loups hardly have cursed ones. However, there’s relates of a case of non-identical twins with one being blessed and the other cursed. Loups may become cursed at any age, but it’s more common to be born cursed.<\/p>","weaknesses":"As much as loups de lune heal fast, they can be easily killed with wounds to essential organs. They are easier to kill when human, as they aren’t as strong as wolves. Silver hurts only cursed loups, having no such effect on standard and blessed loups.<\/p>","loups":"<h4 class=\"mb-1\">Vampires <\/h4>\r\n<div class=\"row mb-1\">\r\n<div class=\"col-md-5\"> <\/div>\r\n<\/div>\r\nVampires seem to prefer loups de lune’s blood, which caused in history many deaths of loups. Vampires are as old, if not older, than loups, and have been incorporate in their myths. There’s still much hostility between the two species. No hybrids would be accepted by neither species.<\/p>\r\n<h4 class=\"mb-1\">Alanians <\/h4>\r\nLoups de lune tend to find themselves better than other transmorphers, including alanians, and consider the two species to have different origins. Transmorphers in general don’t like their holy-than-thou attitude.<\/p>","trivia":"<ul class=\"pl-4\">\r\n<li>Shapeshifting consumes a lot of calories, loups de lune usually eat a lot after transformation.<\/li>\r\n<li>Some consider them a subspecies of transmorphers, but loups, in general, don’t like to be grouped with other species.<\/li>\r\n<li>Silver seems to make blessed loups stronger.<\/li>\r\n<\/ul>","parsed":{"description":"Shapeshifters capable of turning into wolves, or werewolves.<\/p>","names":"Luna's wolf, moon wolf, lunar wolf, werewolf","type":"Hereditary and Spiritual","Habitat":"Dense forests","Height":"66cm - 250cm","Lifespan":"up to 250 years","Forms":"Wolf and human","Diet":"Obligatory carnivorous\/omnivorous","Language":"Telepathic","Subspecies":"Blessed and curse","appearence":"In human form, there’s little difference between them and usual humans. Loups de lune that expend long times as wolves tend to be more muscular, due to exercise of running as wolves. 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At each full moon, they honored Luna by using their wolf form.<\/p>\r\nIn times of dire need, the goddess descends from the sky and gifts important loups de lune, by blessing them. Those blessed loups de lune are meant to be rulers, so Luna stripped them from their strength, and gave them inspiring voices. Any loup de lune with lilac to dark purple eyes are considered blessed, and are treated with respect.<\/p>\r\nOnce upon a time, a greed loup de lune wanted more power than he had. He demanded more power from Luna, and when his prayers weren’t answered, he reneged her. He instead went after vampires, and asked to be turned, expecting it to add to his power. His name was Eshale, the traitor. Luna, angry about his betrayal, cursed him. He no longer would have the freedom of wolves, being trapped between human and wolf. And every full moon, while his fellow wolves would celebrate Luna, Eshale would lose control of his transformation, turning in a mindless killing machine. Anyone who would try to ease Eshale’s pain was also cursed by Luna. Every time a loup de lune goes against Luna’s wish, it’s said they are cursed as well.<\/p>","history":"Since the existence of loups de lune, they tend to aggregate together, forming packs. Packs are like a big family of loups de lune, like normal wolves packs. Once you’re born to a pack, you’re expected to stay in it until marriage. Once two or more wolves get married together, they may choose to stay in one of the wolves’ pack or create a new one. Lonely wolves are looked down on society, and bring many questions about why the wolf left their family. Packs may include humans and other supernatural beings. Vampires are still a point of discussion, with much disinformation being spread over it. Some say packs with vampires are more prone to having cursed loups, but there’s no proof of such information. Some packs with vampires aren’t recognized, it varies with the region they are in.<\/p>\r\nAs much as packs are considered family, they aren’t always blood-related. The packs are usually ruled by a central couple (sometimes more than a couple, but usually all of them are in some sort of romantic relationship, rarely by one wolf), who treat the whole pack as their own children. Historically, it was common to expulse from a pack any cursed loup. Nowadays it’s more frowned upon to abandon one of your kind. Some more traditional loups will expulse their cursed, but neighbor packs will tend to adopt them in.<\/p>\r\nHardly there’s a change of alphas in a pack. Elderly loups will abdicate their position in favor of their children - blood-related or not. However, it’s a delicate moment for a pack, with many packs breaking in minor ones over a discussion of which children should lead. Blessed loups are better accepted as alphas.<\/p>\r\nThere’s a register of packs in most countries. Small packs (up to 10 loups) don’t need to register, but may face problems with claims of territory by registered packs. When there are issues over who has claim to territories, the alphas of each registered pack of the country or state (it depends on how the register is controlled in each country) get together and decide it. More traditional loups may prefer fighting for the territory, but there’s a need to have both packs to accept such dispute. If one of the packs don’t accept, the ruling of alphas is absolute.<\/p>\r\nMost loups prefer to live in cities surrounded by trees, where they can run as wolves. Yet, it’s not unheard of packs living in cities with no natural green areas. More traditional loups prefer to live outside of cities, with barely to no contact with usual humans.<\/p>","biology":"<h4 class=\"mb-1\">Unique Abilities <\/h4>\r\n<ul class=\"pl-4\">\r\n<li>Shapeshifting<\/li>\r\n<li>Telepathic communication<\/li>\r\n<li>Longer lifespan<\/li>\r\n<li>Unusual strength<\/li>\r\n<li>Accelerated regeneration<\/li>\r\n<\/ul>\r\nDespiste the myths, the only way to become a loup de lune is by being born as one. Both males and females are capable of being loups de lune, and both seem to be equally affected by it. It’s not known which genes are involved in being a loup de lune, but it’s clearly a hereditary trait, not influenced by sex. The genes are probably recessive, as it can skip many generations.<\/p>\r\nSomeone may discover be a loup de lune at any age. It’s more common to happen between adolescence and young adulthood. Loups raised by other loups seem to transform early, some as young as 5 years old. It’s possible that being around transforming loups is a trigger for transformation. Many transform for the first time when they first met other loups. The older transformation case known is of a 53 years old woman.<\/p>\r\nBlessed loups seem to have an hereditary component as well. It’s common to have many members of the same family be blessed. The same is not true for cursed loups. It doesn’t seem to have a hereditary pattern. Some think there’s an ambiental trigger for that, as it’s common to have more than one cursed loup on the same pack, even if they aren’t blood related. Families with a historic of blessed loups hardly have cursed ones. However, there’s relates of a case of non-identical twins with one being blessed and the other cursed. Loups may become cursed at any age, but it’s more common to be born cursed.<\/p>","weaknesses":"As much as loups de lune heal fast, they can be easily killed with wounds to essential organs. They are easier to kill when human, as they aren’t as strong as wolves. Silver hurts only cursed loups, having no such effect on standard and blessed loups.<\/p>","loups":"<h4 class=\"mb-1\">Vampires <\/h4>\r\n<div class=\"row mb-1\">\r\n<div class=\"col-md-5\"> <\/div>\r\n<\/div>\r\nVampires seem to prefer loups de lune’s blood, which caused in history many deaths of loups. Vampires are as old, if not older, than loups, and have been incorporate in their myths. There’s still much hostility between the two species. No hybrids would be accepted by neither species.<\/p>\r\n<h4 class=\"mb-1\">Alanians <\/h4>\r\nLoups de lune tend to find themselves better than other transmorphers, including alanians, and consider the two species to have different origins. Transmorphers in general don’t like their holy-than-thou attitude.<\/p>","trivia":"<ul class=\"pl-4\">\r\n<li>Shapeshifting consumes a lot of calories, loups de lune usually eat a lot after transformation.<\/li>\r\n<li>Some consider them a subspecies of transmorphers, but loups, in general, don’t like to be grouped with other species.<\/li>\r\n<li>Silver seems to make blessed loups stronger.<\/li>\r\n<\/ul>"}},"title":"Loup de Lune","is_visible":"1","summary":"Shapeshifters capable of turning into wolves, or werewolves.","utility_tag":null,"page_tag":null}

Loup de Lune

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Vampires

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There’s little information on why this happens, and some theories blame demon-related<\/span> genes for such change. Almost any species can become a vampire, as long as it’s alive.<\/span><\/p>\r\nMost vampires have some sort of animal form. They vary a lot, from wolves to bats to dragons. In general, the animals are winged, even if they normally aren’t (i.e. winged wolves, winged foxes, winged pangolins). Most have dark-colored patterns, but it’s not unheard of to have bright colored patterns.<\/p>","origin":"Obviously, they are the reason for the vampire myth. As for their origin, some believe a deity (the perpetrator changes a lot according to who tells the story) created vampires to antagonize loups de lune, defying Luna, the goddess of the moon and creator of loups de lune. Some deny any creation, and claim vampires are just a byproduct of evolution, the perfect symbiosis between human and microorganism.<\/p>\r\nTo create a vampire, one must enter in contact with copious amounts of infected blood, from someone who is already a vampire. The most common way of infection is by ingesting a chalice of vampire’s blood. There’s many rituals on how to do it, many involving exchange of blood. However, the only thing truly needed is for the wannabe vampire to drink infected blood, or at least have the infected blood to enter in contact with mucous or open wounds. The parasite is not sexually transmitted, needing more than small cuts and wounds from the vampire to infect its host.<\/p>","history":"Since the beginning, vampires flock together in covens or clans. In general, a vampire is considered responsible for the vampires they have created, at least until they have acclimated to the new life. Turning someone in a vampire and abandoning them before they have learned how to hunt without hurting his victims, is very frowned upon, and in some places with rigid regulations for covens, it will result in punishment. Turning someone against their will may also be punished by death in some places.<\/p>\r\nA registered clan needs to have a leader, and it’s normally decided by seniority or a democratic election. Most clans have as their leader the vampire who founded it, until their death. Some clans may work as families, growing as the family grows. However, most clans are ones of opportunity. As bigger clans have more influence, many clans will form as political alliances. Smaller clans usually are a result of small families wanting to not take part in political games, or rifts caused by now opposing political views.<\/p>\r\nClans are urged to register as to avoid issues with hunting territories. Unregistered cans have no say in territory claims. Territorial disputes are resolved by the voting of each clan leader, with the biggest clans’ votes having more weight. Votes are regularly traded by political favors.<\/p>\r\nMost vampires like to live in densely populated cities, as it makes it easier to find blood. More traditional vampires would lure their victims and take the amount they need, without killing them. Nowadays is considered impolite to not ask for permission to take blood, and it’s easy to find blood donation centers specialized in vampires.<\/p>","biology":"<h4 class=\"mb-1\">Unique Abilities <\/h4>\r\n<h4 class=\"mb-1\" style=\"color: #212529;\"><img style=\"font-size: 1.35rem; float: right;\" src=\"http:\/\/lore.fanteles.com\/images\/pages\/0\/4_5_ShUfuTxtZ5S3AoF.png\" alt=\"Microscopic parasite\" width=\"142\" height=\"142\" \/><\/h4>\r\n<ul class=\"pl-4\">\r\n<li>Those can change from vampire to vampire. Usually, one vampire will have only some of those powers, and some can even have other abilities not listed there.<\/li>\r\n<li>Shapeshifting (usually to only one other form)<\/li>\r\n<li>Telepathic communication<\/li>\r\n<li>Immortality<\/li>\r\n<li>Unusual strength and agility<\/li>\r\n<li>Accelerated regeneration<\/li>\r\n<\/ul>\r\nVampirism is considered either a parasitic or symbiotic relationship. The microorganism that infects vampires needs blood to survive, making its host crave for blood. In compensation, it gives the host many desirable abilities. Yet, as there’s no cure for vampirism, it’s medically considered a disease caused by a microscopic parasite.<\/p>","weaknesses":"Vampires may still be killed by severe wounds to vital organs. Wounds that would be life-threatening to humans, may not kill a vampire, as they usually have a fast regeneration power. Garlic, crosses, and other things commonly associated with killing vampires do not work. Stacks to the heart have a high chance of killing vampires, as well as most other creatures.<\/p>","loups":"<h4 class=\"mb-1\">Loups de Lune and Werewolves <\/h4>\r\nVampires seem to prefer loups de lune’s blood, which caused in history many deaths of loups. Vampires are as old, if not older, than loups, and have been incorporate in their myths. There’s still much hostility between the two species. No hybrids would be accepted by neither species.<\/p>","trivia":"<ul class=\"pl-4\">\r\n<li>Vampires need to feed on blood at least once a week, or they suffer extreme hunger.<\/li>\r\n<li>The vampires’ body still need normal food to survive, they can’t survive only on blood.<\/li>\r\n<li>Telepathic powers are quite common on vampires, but it’s rare to be able to do much more than read someone’s mood.<\/li>\r\n<\/ul>","parsed":{"description":"Vampires are people infected with a blood-borne parasite.<\/p>","names":"Bloodsuckers, vampyrs, leeches, parasites","type":"Disease\/parasite","Habitat":"Gathering of humans or alanians","Height":"Same as humans","Lifespan":"Immortals","Forms":"Human and feral","Diet":"Blood, omnivorous","Language":"Telepathic, Alanian","Subspecies":"Several","appearence":"<img style=\"font-size: 12.8px; float: right;\" src=\"http:\/\/lore.fanteles.com\/images\/pages\/0\/3_3_GTdlwUEsg9pY1Mr.png\" alt=\"Feral form\" width=\"154\" height=\"154\" \/><\/p>\r\nThere’s barely any physical difference between vampires and humans. The biggest difference is in the vampire’s canines, which are longer and sharper. Fun fact: if t<\/span>he human<\/span> doesn’t have canines before the transformation, the canines will sprout, and it can be a very painful experience.<\/span><\/p>\r\nSome vampires may experience a change of eye color, usually to red, orange, or purple. There’s little information on why this happens, and some theories blame demon-related<\/span> genes for such change. Almost any species can become a vampire, as long as it’s alive.<\/span><\/p>\r\nMost vampires have some sort of animal form. They vary a lot, from wolves to bats to dragons. In general, the animals are winged, even if they normally aren’t (i.e. winged wolves, winged foxes, winged pangolins). Most have dark-colored patterns, but it’s not unheard of to have bright colored patterns.<\/p>","origin":"Obviously, they are the reason for the vampire myth. As for their origin, some believe a deity (the perpetrator changes a lot according to who tells the story) created vampires to antagonize loups de lune, defying Luna, the goddess of the moon and creator of loups de lune. Some deny any creation, and claim vampires are just a byproduct of evolution, the perfect symbiosis between human and microorganism.<\/p>\r\nTo create a vampire, one must enter in contact with copious amounts of infected blood, from someone who is already a vampire. The most common way of infection is by ingesting a chalice of vampire’s blood. There’s many rituals on how to do it, many involving exchange of blood. However, the only thing truly needed is for the wannabe vampire to drink infected blood, or at least have the infected blood to enter in contact with mucous or open wounds. The parasite is not sexually transmitted, needing more than small cuts and wounds from the vampire to infect its host.<\/p>","history":"Since the beginning, vampires flock together in covens or clans. In general, a vampire is considered responsible for the vampires they have created, at least until they have acclimated to the new life. Turning someone in a vampire and abandoning them before they have learned how to hunt without hurting his victims, is very frowned upon, and in some places with rigid regulations for covens, it will result in punishment. Turning someone against their will may also be punished by death in some places.<\/p>\r\nA registered clan needs to have a leader, and it’s normally decided by seniority or a democratic election. Most clans have as their leader the vampire who founded it, until their death. Some clans may work as families, growing as the family grows. However, most clans are ones of opportunity. As bigger clans have more influence, many clans will form as political alliances. Smaller clans usually are a result of small families wanting to not take part in political games, or rifts caused by now opposing political views.<\/p>\r\nClans are urged to register as to avoid issues with hunting territories. Unregistered cans have no say in territory claims. Territorial disputes are resolved by the voting of each clan leader, with the biggest clans’ votes having more weight. Votes are regularly traded by political favors.<\/p>\r\nMost vampires like to live in densely populated cities, as it makes it easier to find blood. More traditional vampires would lure their victims and take the amount they need, without killing them. 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The microorganism that infects vampires needs blood to survive, making its host crave for blood. In compensation, it gives the host many desirable abilities. Yet, as there’s no cure for vampirism, it’s medically considered a disease caused by a microscopic parasite.<\/p>","weaknesses":"Vampires may still be killed by severe wounds to vital organs. Wounds that would be life-threatening to humans, may not kill a vampire, as they usually have a fast regeneration power. Garlic, crosses, and other things commonly associated with killing vampires do not work. Stacks to the heart have a high chance of killing vampires, as well as most other creatures.<\/p>","loups":"<h4 class=\"mb-1\">Loups de Lune and Werewolves <\/h4>\r\nVampires seem to prefer loups de lune’s blood, which caused in history many deaths of loups. Vampires are as old, if not older, than loups, and have been incorporate in their myths. There’s still much hostility between the two species. 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Some deny any creation, and claim vampires are just a byproduct of evolution, the perfect symbiosis between human and microorganism.<\/p>\r\nTo create a vampire, one must enter in contact with copious amounts of infected blood, from someone who is already a vampire. The most common way of infection is by ingesting a chalice of vampire’s blood. There’s many rituals on how to do it, many involving exchange of blood. However, the only thing truly needed is for the wannabe vampire to drink infected blood, or at least have the infected blood to enter in contact with mucous or open wounds. The parasite is not sexually transmitted, needing more than small cuts and wounds from the vampire to infect its host.<\/p>","history":"Since the beginning, vampires flock together in covens or clans. In general, a vampire is considered responsible for the vampires they have created, at least until they have acclimated to the new life. 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Alana

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Alana

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